Use this in your theme’s functions.php: add_filter( ‘add_attachment’, ‘wpse_55801_attachment_author’ ); function wpse_55801_attachment_author( $attachment_ID ) { $attach = get_post( $attachment_ID ); $parent = get_post( $attach->post_parent ); $the_post = array(); $the_post[‘ID’] = $attachment_ID; $the_post[‘post_author’] = $parent->post_author; wp_update_post( $the_post ); }
The slug is saved on the wp_posts while custom fields are on the wp_posts_meta. If you want to make it like that you can use an action hook on save_post that will get the value of the custom fields and saves it as the post slug. Here is the code add_action(‘save_post’, ‘set_slug’); function set_slug($post_id){ $new_slug … Read more
add_meta_box should give you the box container like your have pictured. You have a select drop-down because that is what you created here: echo ‘<select name=”rating”>’; echo ‘<option value=””‘ . ((($value == ”) || !isset($ratings[$value])) ? ‘ selected=”selected”‘ : ”) . ‘> Untouched </option>’; // output each rating as an option foreach ($ratings as $id … Read more
You do not need to add Yoast if you only want to add meta tags to the homepage. Just some minor editing will save you on performance. You can use the is_home() function. Insert this to your header.php: <?php if (is_home()) { ?> <meta name=”description” content=”Your description for homepage…” /> <?php } else { ?> … Read more
I found the solution by the comment from birgire what tells to use wp_defer_term_counting() as follows: if( ! $errors ) { // Set wp_defer_comment_counting(); wp_defer_term_counting( true ); foreach( $lines as $line ) { // Import post $args = array( ‘post_title’ => $new_vipost_title, ‘post_content’ => $new_vipost_content, ‘post_status’ => ‘publish’, ‘post_type’ => $vipost_type, ); $post_id = wp_insert_post( … Read more
EDIT: Original answer was inaccurate as you can do this with wp_update_post and the meta_input field As per the updated question and comments this is possible with wp_update_post (or wp_insert_post for a new record) using the meta_input key on the array, e.g.: $metaValues = array( ‘key1’ => ‘value1’, ‘key2’ => ‘value2’, // … as many … Read more
You’re using $term->ID. Taxonomy terms do not have an ID property. They have a term_id property: $display_type = get_term_meta( $term->term_id ); You’ll notice that WooCommerce is using this, while your attempts are not.
To update post meta that are an array: you have to fetch the original values, change the value you need and update it again. For example $list_of_values = get_post_meta($post_id, ‘_list_values’, true); if(!empty($list_of_values)) { $list_of_values[“some_prop”] = “new value”; } update_post_meta($post_id, ‘_list_values’, $list_of_values);
I think you want to use the added_post_meta hook instead of updated_post_meta because you’re not updating the meta here, only adding it. At least in the case of the _thumbnail_id, where we must delete it before adding it again (no update) through the admin UI. Investigating this further we see that this part of the … Read more
This should work out of the box, as long as the “unique” parameter of add_post_meta() is false. add_post_meta($id, ‘_dates’, 2, false); add_post_meta($id, ‘_dates’, 3, false); add_post_meta($id, ‘_dates’, 4, false); then somewhere else $dates = get_post_meta($id, ‘_dates’, false); Now $dates should be an array of your 3 values.